Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-22
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Military NOTES.

Company a Observation-Disclosures of
Omcers-Ihe Challenge Etc.
Il is learned that Fred. Eisenmenger.
who was recently elected Captain of Com
pany i, is SO pressed by the business in
which be is employed that he has had to
decline the position. Company A will now
have to End some man who can recruit
them. and elevate them TO the rank which
they should aold.
Lieu,enants Glas and Lloyd passed very
creditable examination before the Board of
Examiners, and give promise of being
among the most efficient officers of the
regiment.
Armory Hall is entirely too small for drill
ing purposes when five full companies are
on the floor, and plan is on foot to secure
the new Pavilion for monthly drills. A
better place could not be obtained, as there
IS plenty of room to accommodate large
body of men, and an abundance of seating
room for the many who are interested in
the drills.
Company 6 has as yet received no an
swer to their challenge, and has reason to
think that Company {, of San Francisco.
was merely blutling. Company G now con-
siders itself the champion shooting COM
F'eNAaE Va AllC DLaAC anu us
open to any of the companies in the Ma
tional Guard
An order has been issued calling for an
election of a Second Lieutenant of Com
pany j, vice Kay, promoted 1t will be held
next Wednesday evening. Major Win. J.
Davis, of the Brigade staff, has been de-
tailed to preside.
Colonel T. W. Sheehan has received his
commission as Brigadier-General of the
Fourth Brigade.
James T. McNif, formerly Sergeant
Major has received his exemption papers
and been placed on the retired list with the
rank of Sergeant.
Capain-elect Seymour, and Lieutenants
Johnson and Gett of Company Z, will be
examined next week.
DABOHTERs OF THE COLDER WEsT.-The
following-named ladies yesterday made
application to become charter members of
the Parlor Of Native Daughters of the
Golden West that is being organized in this
city Miss Maud Nixon. Miss frankie
Stevens, Mrs. Cornelia Speaker, Miss Susie
A. Russell, Miss Minnie Z. Carroll, Miss
Nay Talbot Miss Mary A. Breckenfeld,
Mrs. Fred Williams. Mrs NJ Russell, Ella
A. Folger, Miss Minnie Drew, Miss Grace
HaChhorst Miss Nave Carroll, Miss Lou
Auerbach, Miss Ida / Clinch, Miss Laura
I. Bidwell, Miss Mamie Logan, Miss Agnes
Mcclure, Miss Belle Mcclure, Miss Kittie
Dake, Miss Mana D2ke, Mrs Matte X .
Grunsky, Miss Coraline Ayers, Mrs Margie
Grliiits, Miss GusSle Figg, Miss frankie
Stevens, Miss Pink Cosby, Mrs. Laura We'll,
Mrs. Ella Ryan.
Police CoUET-A session of about 20
minutes completed the WORT, of the Police
Judge yesterday. Miss All Cum, who was
found guilty on Thursday of robbing
a rancher of $40, appeared for sentence,
and the Court imposed q fine of $40
with the usual alternative. The fine was
promptly paid by a heather who appeared
to be An associate of the woman, and Miss
Cum inped out Of the dock James Ma
lOney, who was discharged Thursday on
the charged OF being drunk, appeared again
yesterday on 8 similar charge. He asked
She Court to excuse him, and promised to
take The pledge for six months, as perhaps
he has promised many times before. The
Judge imposed fine of 81 sc, or seven days
in the County Jail. Ming Ching, All CAnng
and Miss An How, charged with disturbing
the peace, will be tried October 18th.
AaRmTs.-" Business is dull tonight, %
said jailer Lcayy, as reporter entered the
Office Of The city prison at midnight The
rain has held of SO long that the tramps
are sui in the country" An inspection of
the slate revealed that Mike Carroll had
INDUCED IN an early morning drunk. and
was run in BY officer Mccormack. Patrick
0'Gary had also imbibed too much bug
juice, and was granted permit to enter
the jail. Charles Woods, from Fresno,
disliked 10 appear in Court in his county,
aud no fle-al IN ltrp al L,Il
J. Mcdonald had disturbed The peace of
his wife. and was escorted to the lookup
by officers Mclaughlin and o Meara.
EAsEBALL.-To-morr game OF ball
will be between the Atlas and Haverlys.
Incell and Hardie viii form the battery for
the HaYerlys, aud Mu!lee and Mclaughlin
will act in IhGC capacity for the Atlas. All
the Ala boys We're out practicing yesterday
and expect 10 make the game interesting to
their opponents. The home club has six
more games to play, two being atSan Fran
Cisco. The Pioneers and Haverlys play
below to-day, and the GREENWOOD s. MoTans
play on Sunday with the former club. The
Real Estate nine and Lawyers viii play at
Snowflake Park this afternoon.
EaDGB PREsEyTATIoy.-At q Knight
Templars banquet, Thursday evening,
Past Eminent Commander VIM. B. Miller
was presented with & handsome Past Com
mander's jewel. The presentation speech
was made ny Past Grand Commander A.
A. Redinston. The badge was manufact-
ured in the East, and is said to be one of
the hapdsomest on the coast. On the re-
verse side of the golden shield is inscribed
- Presented to w. Il. Miller by Members of
Sacramento Commentary, No. ,. K. T.,
Sacramento, 1887"